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EAFORTIL ONTARIP";TFERV
Member'o
Canadian Weekly
NewsPaPer
Association .
7,1958
nap Election Avoids BudgetEmIxirssmen
7
Prime Minister- Diefenbaker inre- the fact tax reductions,
commending that Parlialne.ni be dis- amounts...to bet a mall fraction f
solved, thus is responsible for th-fct the amount promieI, ,indePendent
parliamentary SoUrceS Indicate the.
hat a midwinter general- election is
prOsoective deficit to be $375 Million.
10 be held on March 31:1 It i the first 'NoTendee Mr: Diefenbaker took
tn that a, PriiiiP 1Willi,ster---has-, steps to avoid a budget at -all costs
,
-sought dissolutiOn -without first naxe. 4 Then, too, by forcing an ,election
ing met defeat in the House, other at this time, Mr. Diefenbaker hopes -
-Dian: at or near the end --of a parlia-, to the lack of a com-
anentary term - ' •' " ' prehenSive- Consistent program to
It is quite apparent whyy--PriMe - deal with unemployment and ti'-ade.
Minister Diefenbaker; having failed ..At a time when he and his govern -
in his efforts to provoke a defeat In ...,,e-L-inent, should be developing plans to
-the 00111111.1)11S, decided to bring about 'offset- the worsening economic pic-
an election in any event ‘' ture,- the prime Minister has chosen
He thus avoids the embarrassment eto, bringabout an election. He has., '
.of bringing down- a budget—a followed, as the Toronto Star says, -
tional accounting to which Parlia- "the course of partisan ad -vantage."
merit and the country are entitled, An election will cost the taxpay-
.and which would expose the incon.- ers of Canada about $8 million: •• But
sistency of the Conservative promis- to a government -that refuses a pub-
es lathe election last year. He prom-, He accounting, that operates on Gov_ "
ised then to spend more and, tax less ernor-GeneraPs warrants without
without throwing the budget' out or s parliamentaryapproval, this means
•-•---•— little: - - -
balance.
Municipal Tax Colfe—tc ion Presents Malor Problem
One of -the- most Aiffieult- pieblemse
-Taeingenuilicipal-comicils-isetheregu-
:lar collection of taxes. Each munici-
pality has owe _way of keeping tax;:
arrears within manageable limits. In
some cases the methods employed are. -
satisfactory; in other , case's arrears
have piled up to a -degree that Placee
an unnecessary arid burclensoine load
on the taxpayer that pays'his• way.
Some municipalities hold.' arrears
check by reguler tax saleS; Others,
like Seaforth, hold tax saleS.a.t long
intervals. Some provide additiOnal
encouragement for the regular pay-
ment of taxes by -Offering dieCounts
for prepayment, or proid.delos pay,
anent to be made more frequently
than once a year: -
• In Seaforth, a prepaynient plan has
been in effect for many years, and -
this year, as a result of a .suggestion
advancedebee$ ayor Christie', consid-
eration is beth(given to providing
for payment on a half -yearly- basis.
There is nd doubt that the, most
effective way of holding don -tax
arrears totals is to arrange;fdr pay -
merit in a manner that is most suit-
able to most taxpayers. And in this.
age of instalment buying, thatmearis
the more frequent payment_ofSinalle'
er amounts, rather than the annual
payment of a large amount? ee,
In this connection this paper hag
suggested on several . occasionthat
a greater degree of suecess in tax co -t
„.-
- were -payable. every -two months, in
the same/way as hydro bilis are paid,
and with a final and adjusting bill at ,-
,
theendof the year. The proposal for
-twice -- yearly payments, now being
studied by Seaforth council, goes a _
step in this direction.. -
It is interesting to see, too, that
there is expectation that legislation ,
Will be introduced; perhaps this_ year,
' to permit interim tax bill's. Premier
•Yinst is, reported to have' fold the '
,Ontario Mayors' and Reeves' Asso-
elation that legislation, 'will -likely be
-introduced at thissessionof the Leg-
islature. Pennit_ini_finieiPahti-e§ to
' have taxes ',paid on an instalment
baeis. Theiegieration'would allow up
, to 40percent oT the taxes to be •Col-
lected before the tax rate is set.
.But „perImps the -most effective
means of all iS being 'overlooked. In
anyeVent; in Lunenberg, N S,"a
, fish-
ing DOA of, 2900, it is.reported-that
- 99.7% of 'last year' e faxes have been.
eolleeted. Outstanding is $549.24, out
- of a:total of $187,009; ,
How do they do it? Town ; Clerk
' Lorne Geldert givestheanswer in
One word—publicity - "The name 8 of
d6Eliquent taxpayers- are published -
in the Progress Enterprise, the local
-weekbre in a paid--adVertisement at
_ the year's- end,''4 Mr. Geldert , says, .
"Few people fancy that kind of pub -
Hefty... So if they possibly can, they
PaYnP.
ommunity Problems, Exact L.
.
While perhaps it is alittle late for
. comment—the new municipal year ,
having been underway some weeks -
now—we were interested in a word
,. of recognition which the Selkirk
(Man.) ,Enterprise has for those cid-
zene who have stepped down after
serving their fellow citizens on var-,
ions eouncils -or ether' Public -bedies.
As in most centres there were sev-
eral here and in neighboring muriici-
palities who, after serving' faithfully
for varying periods of' tinie, have new
retired It is on behalf •of '81.1.Ch
iti-
zens the, Enterprise speaks!,
-"Seldom do those who have never
served on a .municipal council
school board-realite the extent of the
. service freely given on the public be-
half; -Many hours are 'devoted, to
ong Housof or
the very, people in whose behalf the
work has been done,
"The individual who steps down af-
ter serving any length of time en
theSe eldetive bodies has earned the
grateful thanks of,all fellow,citizens
fot a Pnblie-spirited contrilmtion,
community welfare.
e • • .,
',And" he or she is a better 'citizen '
for ellaVing freely given time, -
thought and talent to this service.
CA Advisable
The ConsetyatiVe London- Free
Press gave thought/ to the 'wisdom-
_ and necessity of -4 early....,,lection:,,j,„,
and concluded that fife- Goverinhent
and, Mr.-Diefenbaker. Would be sen-
. ,
sible to -forget about it:
"As far as the public is cone
wrestling with conlintinity problems ed, ig fed up- .with elections and
and seeking solutions which will be politics. In °Ur :opinian there would
11 the tbest ,interest of fellow -rate- be tesentment Oward any Park
payers; routine yOrk is dull and time!. , _which forces unnecessarily an appeal
takii*,Making ends meet, whiletak- to the eouritry.-, 'The Liberals were
ing. care Of fixed commitments and WiSe, even if it looked- like a back -
Providing necessary public services, ,down, riot to belligerently compel an
with limited 'available funds, and at, appeal to the people, and -unless it
the seine time keeping the tax rate b'ecorees impossible to carry- on as a
loW as possible, calls for „mueli 'minority Government .Mr. Diefen-'
time, thought, and effort.- Frequent- baker v411 be sensible to forget about
1ythe sole '''pappfnt''.. received le,de:•• . .anothex" campaign :in the near fu-
ctive criticism eVen abuse rorn
.11/1- ter A painted
. The Rev, .0. 'De Wigan, a: ibrinen
rector of St, Steedeen's Church, Gor-
rie, and fpr the last four Years ree,
tor of -the pArish Thainesedlle
,and Dresden, has been. appended:to
St. Jolin's'Cliurch;•Leanungten the
apPointment"te ,beeffeetive March
1.--Winghana. AdvanceTiniese.
,
Wiughani LeeeS
TIre. announcemenf that :Beatty:
Bros... Limitedeare to locate eheir
Weeden ware ''plent LuCknoW.,
disclosed the...faer that Wingharn
was one, among other centre, thet
was, endeavouring to 'obtaia,the.in,-.
destry;, The .Aelvenee-Thries Stated'
laSt 'Week that: lelayor R. ,
kinneyhad been leak arid.fertheto
Teroeto. apt Fergus Seyeral, times
and -optimistie . to 'the last"
of, securing - the industry. 'The,
Broven laptorYlnidditigineWinghain
WAS the site,' that ,..was .heieige Oen-
sidered:—Lualitiow'Sentiner; .
. Grandfather'1,4Lgeve
_
„et -,•,ie-nrieelliteteStingeeeincidenee-
that the late .,Iohe .10yiet was -reeve
of /-Li1knr iii 101.0„ -the year- Of
laSt 'Old. BoYs7 'add -Ghee':
Reuideit ' FortYteight , years' ;later;
with'eLticknowetoenbServeeiti..ceree
tennial„ his ',,,gratuiSon. GebegO .:W.
JoYitti,is.reeve.bf the .SePeYeTOwn:
,and' will ..PlAY-Aelea ding. role, 'on 'the
centennial- coniinittee, -With news,
of the reepening of the faCtery and
plans - being,j; lard' for feteknoyes,
hundredth bittlidaye. the, 'ear :1958
hide fair to go into,. the records as
MoinleeteuS• ene.-eletieleaew- SeieC.
, Irian einem, • ,
Members of the Credit Conine:Un-.
ity.-Ceedit Unien willb pleased to.
know : that;:',the bedding .has ',been
cempleted.,a-„lifankerliezifs• have
beeeeniade for the office ta.'meve
in Wifliiii.-1Wo• -Weeks, On ',MoedaY.,...
February with ,-the
Credit Union' •Will :be 'done: at tle
new. eifficeS„,on'Ilightnee:8,. the,eote
nerd' of. Ontario Street and -Wil-liarn
Street.. Just last .Fteday.,, the Mam.
ager, "ei,e.C7/toy.,-, and the de
rectorse toured to' London td pick
nittethefureifure for the neev
build-
ing; ----An --.official'-opening' ceremony
will
„ h1dbe following 'Wednes-.
the ,” afternorin;
_will en , eniereelenneee.Willebeheldfon
emerynneeeshoeiselitetereSeetee*
tend.ClintoneNeWS-Reaoide
New Citizens -
..ortYrsix„ -CaleadiariSe
thot-
ly 'buten; withe seine effeeinl. Den-!
Mark; .0Zeehoe1oVa1tia,-,,..Gerinatiy
and'AInited'Statee,;,reeeived .their
Canadian ..,citiemiShip PePers -ia an
impeeseiveeee.remonYeatetheeCeurt-
Hoitse :0,4•.Thut,§00,„iiiot: ;Friends
and Menitiers ::.of the.elylaple Leaf
Chapter,$10DE; -were preseit for
.:AddresSing.' the
Nei-:canadiairs-SreWnAtterney4L-
Glenn '11,ay..' (Unlined' theepueptiees.
of the ,proeeeilhigSe.'.gn ,e?rislahind,
the meaning of the -.,Oatn
allegi-
anceto the,.(itteea,..s.aYing...theetho
Queen.: seinbolizes „our' SYSten.r • •Pf
law and irder and our eyat-ene of
-govertheient. in etaleiieg:Ithe
oath they .pledge to f011oW',-iiiie-SYs-
stem :,nfelaWeand 'Order. 'end- Our
sYsteni: of .geiierernent.eirettieliaine
of the Queen::eX151aiiied that.
-
here a mants•,innoCent'untiepreve
en ;ktiiitsr,by a fj trial:it:Which. is
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Discuss Itocke,
83e Sninolotall clasSes,. Our. rXhoilres '
.1 11101f am
dinn
ob erdisn11.esttonn efntrthed
EerxeoUtt.dr rs: exbIlentbstatiumaxinhescknteeYakcaimnbe:
to be". held. 'within the itext few
weeks : to bolster Minor litielrey-
vvbieh the lIeleSail _Pile, are Son-
Soriege The club- iseerectieg..
btilletin "-beard: for . posting, notices
of •coining .eyetits in:front :of the
ToWnlialleon Main St. Gnests Were
-14fgh.e21,tille6ilitheta°e9Fir.otheerf.ireh
ellai red jaY' first vice:president Har-
old knight,: Wes: "beef" ...night. The
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next" neeetnitv,;(iu, he FebruAry .13.. -
"..Mr. 2 and Mr: George ackson, o
were 'recent .guestS. With.
Mr. and Mrs.. Clarence :Reid and
you' hove you must vote": The
ond oath' is the renunciation of al-
legiance to any other country; as
'.`.no man ,can serve two ninetees.7'
—Goderich Signal -Star. '
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Straps. in Hid*
' The school boardheld a bee- at
. ..
the 'school. last Saturday, . vvorldeig
to.,,get .the new room ,reacly :for the
kindergarten -class. It as during
this operation,that•• leeitheeVv`ebster;
a ,Iihercl :member, unearthed --the
work of earlier pranketera ..whe
may oow____-roael Aids iterneewith a
chuale, Whenhe :and John Man--
ning • reinoved , "oTele -blaCklxiard
from the. class- 'room wall, five
straps -fellto the Children'
haven't ,cliaaged toio _much ,'"over :the
yearseeve supposee,They Wold stilt
get a kick out of ding the same
thing today,: ,It would be interest-
ing to kflOW who 'did ".the hiding,
and, hoW long ago it Was. = Blyth
Staiidartd.-'"
. Club Helps ,Park
Meeting at the Hotel Bruusvvick
on Monday 'estening the Lions Club;
ofe-Wingleame-Yeted. to -donate $25, to
the fund which is currently being,
raised 'for _the, construction ofa.
sWimmin&liciol Mid Milohic park, at
eeesers,' Re E. Sh.addick 'Was" the
Winner- of ArtWo-POund box Of clinc..
plates,,, the deereprize; at the:Hen-,
sall-ClintOn Bantare.ehockey 'game
at Chfltou last week rhe candy
wS40natedby--BatIjff's: Bakery;
:;1;Orotta Bell;, (if 'Lohdon,
spent lest ,SundaY. With her mother, .
eArralieneellebekall... Lodge will .erie
tertain the...100F .,:ana tnoir wives
February 14. '
e has returned
the uew_ bridge ontheetiaconcee_ hOMe_afterespendieg three, weeks
Skin'. • The'eTPrilberry,,,epeciple , aee, in St: 'Marys,.
.niaking A great effort to raleeeffiiteMr johns Elhott.: and--; daughter,
faiperieonritL henatisii:jyifaord37,7116:0--innipprooue:en;:eoii;, 7evrrieert, 'Of :St; the
uf,tiiikbeauty;epot, 'where •a- cement. home 7 et 1V1i, and. Mrs.. ,Williamt
the river, bed ,fie.proeideeafcreeevena-, will roe.tne-epeciel guests at
Wtheein'.Fenelirtiakyteigtrnotr.VIrtldll't,?X$'1.1174"F:zan;b1"
1Z
fort-Whicheie` being ,made Turn.
_ , , , ,
bereYeantl it Was agreed...et:hat the' enliveners grP- Mrs.: W:'BrOwn and
'dohationebe. aeteiketif
, •Orr, ,hostesses e E.
the interest 'Which is beingtakenroll
ntvena;,Anadfeniirnse., R. Catheron
in the pr�iect bv , f
verse
the. towei. 'eeeeyeinglialei ;Advance- , suffers.Ankle Injury
7-imes." Bob Johnston fe.;, Son of kr. and
' :Peace • Iteigns ••. .
-,Exeter Police' ehiof Reg Taylor
_ordered a' new ..unifpaten fee him,
self".Theedarlaoiiiiiii, This 'action
eignifiedethe. end of a, .four-iiionth
inveitigatihninta.the Pence depart -
'council and the
-final _outcome. AVa:special rneet
ing Monday afternoon Cotingil_gaire,
the departnient...-a.,:unaninidtiS.:!atilteT
Of_corifideni‘e;.., granted-4thee.,Oliief:-
gonstable a „raise in salary 'and, de-.
termined"to .adept:.a.:riew.rattitmele,
towardee the taint farce:, The „new.
attitude,,... as express -ed by
nienibers' VIII. he te.Stand behhid-
the' depaAinent- inethe, face .efeeppt-,
tY Pnblie-c_oniplaints,
,ation-between.thepolied and- the
:councitTand-forgetTalion(-0-ASt-'"dit.
ferences, Councilevotedennaidin-
°lisle- to give , Chief:Taylor:: raise
in. Pay :frOni;$2,800 to, $3,Q00.' SeVer-
al. menehers rindiCated, they /night
prepated-to inetease his salary
.still further 'another Year. if .cels
tain problems,- of administration
Were ,sOlVed during theyeAr ahead:
Council also, 'Mete the • 'chief con-
stable- half -way ;in his request' for
-additional manneWer for .theloree.,
It authorized -the enaployment"
PartetiMe,conetable_lor the coming
Year to 4SeiSdineing inisY Periods.'
This type 'Of operationeliai.beenrin
effect' on a: tenaporarY. .basis shine
pecembere L.ee'eextTiende,Acliro•e
NE
teresting-iterns gleaned from,
The Huron Expositor'Of 25, 50
and 75 years ago:
.From The Iclueon Expeeitor ,
_ ,
'February 10 19.33
l-lugh Angus, fotmer.:aSsistant at
the Listowel 'CNR station;jhae,been.
appointed :caretaker .and'raSsistant
at the local-,CNIT'Station.... Mr. Ali-
gns assumed his :new; duties': laSt
Mr. Mertere A.. keiti; is haying al-
terations made to his . business.
Woolf 'on North -Main -Street. When
completed; Mr. ,Reid
commodious and up-to-date '• rest-
deneeTtrigetifer ..rwtth' a fine -Office.
Plans. were' draWtt' Op:by • Mr.,
Edge and „ the -wok.
r: ' being :done
by Mr, Edge and Mr, ,Walter;„1Viut-.4
rAY.: fn., •
- Among ther--lbral people' who at
-tended-the- annual:, at-henie .Of'•the
Stratfod .NorinaI "Sehool . Strat-
ford. On' Friday . evening were Mrs:
Jatnee Hays, Mr, rand-Mrs;;;M:'
Rennie, Mise4tiith Thompson, lVfies
Ella :Elder, Miss' Grace „Scott, Miss
Norma .Halikirk,Miss .3641:tette, ritv
nigan, Mr.. Arthur Edinurids;Mr.
*George Gordon Rennie
and Mr. Glenn Bas.
Mr. William Irattry,:preSident 'of
the Seaforth Hortitultiiral 'SoCiety;
is in Toronto, this- week attending
meetings of the Frovincial-,Horti--.
culturak• board. Itir., Hartry is a-
&teeter...for this district.
actfon •in. the :matter of the-
Kinbtxrn
Swartip'.Drain has been.
•iimuiended and is -being prosecut-
ed by James Ee'eleledd, Ofelltillett
Toevriship. The Matter elle:ate tile
Townships of Itullett, McKillop, and
..Btuderds .at .Seaforth ,Collegiate
have, been, practising -On .the rtfle
ralige in the- attic ofthe:bnilding
and getting quite profieient in tar-
get worlr. The targets- iii Use are
SOMO tecentlyliaade by fan Mac-
TaVisii. The work is under the di:
rection of Mr, I. 'Weedinark.'
From, The Huron. ExPositOr
February 7, 19087 -
°teal jeetIveobilis9onn, thteeaelhietrh gefonteheess yet -
of visited her. heme
Wingham over -Sunday and arm,
ed at Lwidestoro station Monday
morning. 'There ,being no rig at
the station, 'she bravely 'Walked
froln there to the school, a
tance of 31/2 miles, and faded a
Strong wind and snOwStornt Over
an unbroken rod;
AS an evidence Of the ininiefise
shOwlell of Saturday and Siiiiday
brit, We May ,,state that Mr. An-
drew. Scott,: wlao teaches hi ' the
school en -the Mill Road, neer
Bril.
eetiekand drives Out frOnt
,
Seaforth every morning.. and 'bank
-at night, started out Monday 'Morn,-
ing 'and had. to turn`back after
going about:two two' '111r: 'Scott
has been driying this7rOAd a good,
many . years.: and, an -all kind's of
weather, and'this is the first-tdnie
he hag had. to'turn back on account
-
Mr,JT. S. Welsh, Seaforth, is, anx-
ious t� „dispose Of his pump-inak-
ing plant and. businese, -aS he thinks
he is growing too old to Continne
going down into the tether:regions,
aS was his practise ha„his younger
The seVerest snowstorm' of the
seasort eommeneed iast Friday and
continued' with Seareely.an.y abate-
ment until' IVionclay. On Tuesday
night, thetherrnorneter dropped' to
14 below. zero, gild Wednegday,ntas
bitterly 'Cola, With a`strong north-
east wind. blowing.
. .
From The -Huron Expositor
• .February 9, 1883 .
, , • ,
. kr. Thomas Lapslie has' sold his
trotting celt, ,!'llardvvare Billy," to
'Or. "John H. BroaafO5t, Seaforth,
received an order. from Winnipeg
the tiler day fer over $10,000 worth
of. doors, window sash' and, other
manufactured building' material.
This Will be a goed lift for, Sea -
forth', as well as for Mr. Broadfoot,
ancLspeaks well for the repntatiort
of,the Seaforth factory abroad.
Mr, L. Thorne has purchased the
mgruirroceorya.• acond.;1.,thiqnsore4ibousrthin,es of
. Mr. : Langstraith- has purchased
, •
the house and-lat belonging to Mr:
norey Byrnes and at present oceti-
pied by Mr. mew, for•-egoo. '111r.
Mulloy has. purchased the adjoin-
ing house from M. Gray for
Mr. S. Willis, for smile years as-
sistant in Seaforth post office is
at present visiting friends. in toilet,
Mr. Willis han been` in Manitoba
for about two years and now holds,
a responsible position in the Land
Departinent of the. Canadian Pack
-
fie Railway. ,.. -
`,The deposits in the savings bank
of the. Seaforth post- office for -the
month of • Sinuttry amounted to
the large sum of 816,000, arid the
withdrawals for the seine period
aniourithd to "$.12;533:
'Mr. William Sellery, 4f Ilibbert,,
'old a two-year-old .colt last Week
to Mr. Hicks, of ,Mitchell,..f or ,,,,the
suirr 'of. $200, He was sited bY
HoneSt 'Sandie, owned by Mr. Feter
MeTaVish of Brucefield. '
Mrs, Ross „Johnstone -of the Doinine
iOn Hotel, Zurich, .suffered a,badly
eprained:, frighteankle..-at: the -Hen-
eall' Comeninity Memorial Arena
on .W,CdneSday. X-rays taken at
South Miran Hospital, Exeter, -re-'
"
who • Plays:: cOntre 'forward
..en -the elidget, hockey teani,
butwh‘Vir4S,'-110-P.'PartiCiptirtg; In
-theLganieeckwing-to-Iiavitigeeenffere
thrececraeked, hockey.
game. 'At; Clinton -ten:- weeks_ .ago,
was team
-when-he Went to go ,-.doWn -into -the,
box with ,theplayers eed turned- his
right ankle, on one ef.' the planks:
• , Bob , erillebe Sidelined 'fro 16 'to
12 days: • 'Zurich' enn in-' the
gameewithellensalleedidgetse.
. .L0 EticHlt.*
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' The Seafntitt !AA, -,ea..WedieeSdaY
eVeninge helti'a successful 'englire
in theOrange'Hall. -Menet§ Of the
ettehree,Weree 'Mrs.
Geeirge Reeves; 'eadiee'elbee hands:
Mise Alex 'Iguie:.eCiiiiSOlatien, Mrs:
:Uhareets ; .gents'
George Case;- • gents' lone hands
0. -Parson; consolation, Harty Ed-'
thcott
' e ,
,':••-A • lalanlietf-Y-dehated:-bY.:.-torden
Browh, and drawntor by. Alex
Michael,,Clinton, wasrkyonlay.f.Alex:
- --
Seaforth .Teams
in" ie
Seaforthe and Tdpnotch
hockey teams fought to a 'three -all
tie Mondayenight in a scheduled.
WOAA Intermediate ``D" game. in
Seaforth Arena. - .
,Andre-Anbin -started thels-coring
in the gaine with. a -Mlle for the
Shoe 'boys- on a- Pass.- front
Smith.- at 11.10, :,,,the only goal - of
the period. Eric McCuepicked up
a passeftorneWatsori at 11.25 of the
:Second.p'erloc1;.•"to put, the . Shoe
brigade in front 2-0. -
With, -less than- six minuteS -re-
making:. in the final stanza, -Don
/Vfortoii-Put Topnotch,..inte-the rtin-
'fling, but, Doug •Spott turned...in .an
nnaSsieted effort at the :-18,rninute
mark, - to shove 'the. Shoe -team
ahead ,34.. Morton -came back with
less than a minute to -go in'the
game,, taking'. a -pass from Ron,
Dai ,and shoving the' Puck' past,
Jim Scott-- Bob Wright,. for :Top-.
notch, tied the 'game up at .19.35
on a, pass .from -Morton,
Severf4eiialties' were handedbut
during the..gaine=three to Seaforth
Shoes and four to Topnotch_
Lineups
SEAFORTH SHOES Goal, J.
Scott;, defence, Bill Walters, Char,
lie Geddes, Gary Cooper,„, Andre
-Aubin; forwards, Bennett,
Erie IVIcCue, -Bob Walters, ' Bill
Smith, Don McClinchey, Douglas
Scott and Sim Watson.
--TOPNOTCH--:Goal, Bob - McGon-
igle; defence, -.Wayne Scott, Bill
Eisler; forwards, jack Crozier,
Bob -Wright,- Bill Brown, Joe
Coombs, Ron Dale, Ben Bridge,
Bill Strong,. Don -Morton, , Gerald
Moir. - '
_FUNERALS
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GEOAGE F:
„,
--Weird was 'repave& redently of
the death of -Mr. GeorgeF. 'Coates,
of .New Jersey,'Uncle of Ephriam
Clarke and ivire Howard Arm-
strong,. After a • lingering .ithiess,
Mr Cetates died at Hfiis home in
Rutherford, NeW Jersey, where he
had lived for siitty: year.
The: late- Mr. Coates, born ' So
tember 5, 1889, olf-the'Coates'' honle-
stead half thile:weef of the village
of Kinburn, wae the Jast member-
bf ,the Wady of Mr. and M.
Robert Oates, pioneer' settlers. df
Htiliett.
,After feceiving- his --early educa•-;
bon at the Vi1lage.,sch001, lie toOk
up printing with IVICUift Bros.,
Seaforth. Later going to Ne•v.York..,
lie tentinued at the „printing busi-
ness and becanie fOremen in" a'
lorgee printing date, of that eity,
he ilea tilt a's , retirement
a few years ago, .
, Mr, Coates- Was Married in 1891
Ennria--Pearson,-fornierly. of Seai
ferth, Whie survives. An only • Son;
_Ree, beet Pearson; leredeceaSeel hinl
twenty-eight, yearS. ago.
D -S
ri9gJAII:EsCscoarrmIng
.
--Last %yea: tlie ,firs! ! seed tata- at the , seed catal eiCP1: seeing
logue arrived through the Mail for the finest,assortment of .Pnts and ,,• .-
gne and that, as anybody .1tdowS; is flowere---a;:man, ever irnag.etd. And. .
the first sign of spring. Right now, Phi getting ;full Of good reSolii-e. :.
as ,,I look out thee -Window eit'iSii't lione. I'm •thiniting that th:s 'is' tee- .,
easy to visualize what it's going year for sure tbat I'll' fill _a these-,
to be. like- a .eotiPle of months from gaps' in the:hedge. . ' • ' .
:ninir, There is a'.1ight‘snow falling: Oli, - I,knOve, .I was ',g,ciii cut • to,
and when .I,•WaS down ,at the. Poet .a, Iplace-.1ast fall: to dig c it seine, .
Office, half...an-honi•ago.,the people cedar seedlingSe aud' de tLe joh,.,...
r- 'Met were saying to, each 'other, but . yen knew 'how it is. .',; fel:lbw
"ISn'„,k this, a lovely, real winter doesn't alWays have' the •ti,t'ae. But- ' .13.
litsve'et a.nseaftriwyisasidnlarkonfhataghoalf. opnacset mond ',bushes out of .theeSkrubs a -t.
the .'daYs .start_getting a little . long-, -in there and a bush as beau tiful'as
, Just the *same, -there are. other -:, 4d11:0 - Aidi:es.i n. anotherfraioilivgfforoh,aoI is' .te hsuretawaioo, , In. , '.. ‘ ,Rii,c \b: DLit'. I,. 61s1 Eidi6lii at- ; ,':::`'
,igne that spring ion -the way. It
pedr,,.:37.tho,•,,bknenoavv,..attadt.7theathanl,To•„throaliteIedr.. ae"PeWeri,ng , .alinfohndt ,cleSerees..a..-:..,
the - back. They'reetting "stifledY.'
.. , ,
shtninneinneinoOrhserporuinggh fswdeaetfhiriierteiwyecearnre, 'sar that that o 'y3e,eua-resayag.o.? _iyei,„ ;
' t think. of it. ma3:1 , I did,
mg young
jlady who, was wearing.
Ardeerinegoingeteeseta:Poute2aede-tliee •••.:••L'-'•
,13*.e-ouTnithjeenlilotheaenret'st'h'tihsat'Y. eJar'anr:e'teetbnelunen; -:,:,,,, ,
6.7„: braxid new hat with e,„ lot Pf tteill:eitereall;,Pig,,e;e1g11:116:10‘r.e1441.1tdog:Qptihulletgeetnox,ttrilealletfbeepre7-:, '
thfl?feorSnaellthoever4dities-I.shtnai,vtfaapOptiedaerd: on ,tna oast .,,side,, and: qie _ ,c, a lines, ,
ing ' with neve fiats efull"'Of:-fldWers,' :,-te'vee_eatelre'a‘,3''esorivileIf-tn-fdli°oSger' oe‘.\:or.a:ceri!-1'.'
that sprhigjS liOt tp0 far 'behind. ,
' So, it all points to' the -.fact that fut. golden ,nasfurfiums.. to say noth----
that seed catalogue:: . - - ' "re "''.. ink „Of 'the old dornpOst, hea'1' which. '
I had bettet, get -started looking at
• As a 'matter of .fact my .n ei gh_ ptnhee:eellee8e.,:;a- cieelantalfihden-g' phlox-thll.ti. r iris sttiidiel.lst e-'-d.nt ehreaedt::::: --''
bor,' Mac who is a great one for; , thinning, and the , gailleedia '1" Want ' --'-
thrtivviiig a few" roots across ,the tin Spread :through the -herder. :afuf • `
fence of varieties I" don't have in the ' new. edge .. planting eqf sweet -,, ••
My pereenialebed, was - asking 'me 'alYesuin I have in mind. ' ' .
Yestetday-ili had planted .rny,,seed'-e .ri_'ie,Y1, jotu'ii.oe:e,.: '.-S:,..1:iii1,8,',sur.o i 3 ' 0.11. i tS
lings yet. • Yep, spring: is on -its' 'War when a:.cataIogue, can make-
, .. . . -
a fellow -,asarnhvtlmisi,. a s , 15._,teer .,..
...............0„,...................4, '•■••••••,!!...,•_*,...".-•., _.,, --'"71.'"'"'"7"-'7', _
ing A I he, ore the, ,couch. looking, eeIenit- e4-Y-eellelleeY:wr,e-edei°',-4
', 1:: know What you're think'ng an
You.'vc- -.probably ,got the rig':..t. of it.
,
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HURON COUNTY -FEDERATIO
. ,, By .J.: CARL .•:IIEMING-WAY ,
r
Another` sure sign is something
lesameineLondon the other day, In
Itielidtel"there nant a -
Th;aVenetentanted.i: any ..seeds ,
'kelar (andJiieetteitleie,'M a 1Ways
:littte,A,atn... Withefliat)eebete Fee
been :doing seine day -dream-
-
,
Thersday:,,eveaing and Press.,-editOrial:"::',-`-'What then does
Stanley ' Aneereships • combined to The prOducli'Dii•::oI
their ,aiiiiiial',';'::'neeptitigeeeeof goodsandeerviceS. ,nri.ce:',whitr':•6.,:-
theirf..Federation.SE,„ of Agrietiltiirejr.X lpeople,.;' inside .' fidreekpecia41Y-,-_o_tite-:
many -"eouinninitie's'eotibl..- to pay
'1• -
the Zurich7coniinunitY • Centre Not Side ',cariaga,;- are ',Able ,
SO
iiiiidatethercrOWUctf. 'Tine • 1 is a c',fae, 't et l „
arm-
enjoyedeeehe. .boiinteeus'4'1134ntlyet, eee ,,geleeeep,e,efeee!reetigniz2e'•and,
However in 40?- area, where pos- ,
does .SO.Oinc be . 4-4gOOCI cfste0a.ii:traeGfOtiliSt!"'717::9(1Te1)37O-,aFree'il'et-'bdatiliienatioYt,...-;
ideact.for',..towriships,...to uniteee OUr' Agrieiiithre-„haseeontintied,;t3 w(31.
in ea.fcoinir'e!FUT;;!5:..ii.Tfd'risie:Y.Iiiet:d6';47i5111444-171kt'Ye:e:stii'O' grb4604;fied It is- my opinion tbat i
4:4tcLg,
farrnere,Woidd.-berrielielfeh4tilei- t5
TeeeiVe that, increase in income by •
Means .of-a-.1oWeringet•,the..;cOst of
Ater :e0 Pay for gOOds, refherthan.. •
by 'ever Moreasirig prices: %Oat' •we id; ••.-
EveiT'Airne:. there: is. an •• inerease.
intbe -'selling pticeof eoprodnet. in,. e
Canada -there-Is a :related: decrease
in' the.:availakle market. for tbat
Prodnet... Itestrictiencrf,-...tracle., both -
within . and_ outSideeor; ' 'Colintr
yinh`e ateest but is oi6ottil• s. -fotnon. it-,V.:oet, ed ta(11-,
find markets ,foie,oet -products. It
Seerris, to„ me: that 'We- shotrictehe
esing..ennel"epergy..tOlind Products
which We canpurchase.gobes
ether T.ratleise twOE ,.- •
Way ..-eteeete
:•'.;NOW. I -*Mild' likeete'eXpreeS m
'Sincere appreciation ahd'ilia-if- of,
YOut. county ' executive , the very
.:Splendid keineOrtefronie the county'
directors in.' cOndtietirig' the.:Wheat
Vete.: lewa's .askedete call n ineete
ing of the county directors On Short,
notice; so that the , wheat "coniinite
tee .coilld lay„tlie plans-.fer' conduct-
ing the i Vote; •-.Every toWnship- was
repreSeiitetint,'Soine'inciniVenielleee
sere.,•,..tb• .4141ny,Again thank
' atee a'ppreeigte the •
ef-
:fdrts of:- the SchooteSection
tore.:iiii• the
did gOod:j6h7inecirdet etd.carrY
this VOtesneaestfullY.,
,once'geinedeevillhelp.. its' fu,
•
1 was veryMita intereitet: in a:
inc-' or ,two in January '31.• Free.
NOTICE TOWN 0
,
AF0
o tad1ita4e snow_plowing and • snow removal
, 1 V
operations, PARKING ON THE STREEX,S 'of
• . . „
this Ylunickpality is prohibited between the hours.
' ef 2 a.m. and 8 a.m.
This order will be stiietiy enforced in
accordance with_the Highway Traffic •
. Act,-Seetion 43, _Subsection 9 ,
,NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. the
Municipality will not be responsible for any dam-
ages caused to parked vehicles AS the result of
snow 'plowing or ,enow removal "'pperetions.
REA]) THI ApvERTISEIVi/sTTSi'it;,s a. ProfitetbiePetaiin,e
•
gs.e.e
eeeeeeeee.
FOR r
:1004".
•
1957 Dodge Coach
1957 Chev. Deluxe 'Sedan
1957 ,Chev. Standard,Sedan
1956 Chev. Deluxe Sedan
1956 Chrysler 'Hardtop
1955 .Dodge Regent Sedan
1953 •Ford,Sedan
1952 Pontiac Sedan
1952 Nash -Sedan.
1951 Chev. -Sedan -
___1940.*Meteor._,Qoach
1949 Pontiat Coach
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